Audit details embezzlement and severance at Neuse COG
The State Auditor's Office report outlines embezzlement allegations involving Neuse COG and ex directors. It records severance pay without policy, altered minutes, unrelated personnel actions, and alleged directives from former executive director Fogle. Fogle denies knowledge of embezzlement. Barnhill signed statements about notice.
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al Stevens
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Neuse Cog
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Turrentine
North Carolina
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Neuse River Development Authority
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Carteret Community College
JTPA
Elizabeth Barnhill
Barnhill
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COG Board
Joe Stallings
Dorothy Pullicino
Asheville
Dole Campaign Sees Senate House Gains in Historic Race
Senator Dole said the 3rd District race is pivotal to a GOP majority, aiming for 40 House seats and seven Senate seats while noting Elizabeth Dole’s Red Cross leadership and tying current politics to Eisenhower era contrasts. Opponent Jones praised steady campaigning and calls for change amid taxation, regulation, and moral concerns.
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Salisbury
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Martin Lancaster
Bill Clinton
Dwight Eisenhower
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Jocelyn Elders
Floods hit Texas as rivers rise and counties declared disaster
Rain and winds triggered widespread flooding across eastern Texas on day four of storms. Gov. Ann Richards declared 48 counties state disaster areas as President Clinton named 26 counties for federal aid. National Guard troops and FEMA officials moved to assess damage near Houston while roads remained closed and residents salvaged belongings like a wedding dress from flooded homes.
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Texas
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Richards
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Morrie Goodman
Goodman
Houston
Gene Kirsch
San Jacinto
Diane Kirsch
Lake Houston
National Guard
Montgomery County
Bears and chicken bones spark bitter look at sports pay
Mike Royko vents on pay, conditions and public indifference in Chicago sports. He wryly contrasts hefty salaries with brutal field conditions at Soldier Field and recalls a humorous episode of a chicken bone injuring a Softball slide in Grant Park. The piece blends social critique with urban sports humor.
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Soldier Field
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Grant Park
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Israel firm on pursuit after deadly Oct. killings
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres vowed Israel will not hesitate to act as two bystanders died on Oct. 14 after a hazardous device incident on Oct. 9. Rabin in London blamed Islamic radicals for trying to derail peace efforts. Weizman urged calm as Lt. Gen. Barak signaled continued security measures amid calls from Liberal ministers to press on with talks.
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Sdae
Shimon Peres
Israel
PLO
Peres
London
Yitzhak Rabin
Debate on US arms sales amid Haiti concerns
The article questions whether the United States should curb arms exports abroad given Haiti's ongoing problems. A quoted voice argues there is no way due to domestic strain, notably overcrowded schools, illustrating the tension between foreign policy and national issues. The piece signals political debate without a clear resolution.
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United States
Haiti
Stab Wacks Nobel Author Mahfouz in Egypt Sparks Backlash
In Cairo 1988 incident republished, Naguib Mahfouz, Nobel laureate in literature, is attacked by a radical seeking revenge for Children of Gebelawi. The assault shocks writers and citizens who revere him, many calling for public justice while praising his contributions and the impact on Egyptian culture.
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Mansour Abdel-Salam
Naguib
Cairo
Egypt
Mahfouz
Mohammed
Winfrey Skips Interview Over Gore In Vampire Movie
Oprah Winfrey walked out of a Los Angeles screening of Interview With The Vampire citing its gore and considered canceling an interview with Tom Cruise. She said about 30 others left early and warned of forces of light and darkness. Cruise remarked the film is not for everyone and Winfrey's interview with him airs Nov 4.
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Winfrey
Los Angeles
Tom
Cruise
Murder trial set for rapper in LA park slaying
On January 13 a murder trial date was set for rapper Calvin Broadus aka Snoop Dogg and two co-defendants charged with killing a man in a city park. Prosecutors allege Broadus drove a Jeep while bodyguard Lee opened fire, with driver Sean Abrams in the vehicle. All three plead self defense as prosecutors claim gang involvement.
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Calvin Broadus
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Lee
Phi
Los Angeles
Sean Abrams
Pollocksville Fisherman Opposes Saltwater License Plan
Barrett, a local resident who fishes and plays golf in Pollocksville, voices strong opposition to a proposed saltwater recreational fishing license. He says the plan favors big charter boats but harms the everyday angler.
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Pollocksville
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